Synonym: alterative, curative, cure, healing, remedial, remedy, sanative, therapeutical. Similar words: pharmaceutical, rape, grape, scrape, trapeze, scrape out, grapevine, trapezoid. Meaning: [‚θerə'pjuːtɪk(l)] n. a medicine or therapy that cures disease or relieve pain. adj. 1. tending to cure or restore to health 2. relating to or involved in therapy.
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31. Quinn and Strelkauskas explored various psychologic and immunologic effects of therapeutic touch.
32. This action has been shown to be a good predictor of therapeutic effectiveness in trigeminal neuralgia.
33. Because of the small difference between therapeutic and toxic levels in the serum, accurate measurements of lithium concentrations are essential.
34. These families will usually benefit from therapeutic advice very quickly and will implement ideas effectively to make a good improvement.
35. This flexible response to any drug, whether recreational or therapeutic, is called tolerance.
36. The therapeutic pool helped patients build strength and stamina, while the warm saltwater relaxed their muscles.
37. Only liberal applications of self-awareness, preferably with some therapeutic detergent, will enable you to leave it at home.
38. Behavior modification is the application of reinforcement techniques to educational or therapeutic practice.
39. Indeed, transmitters, by their very nature, are seldom suitable as therapeutic agents.
40. Bismuth enemas may offer a new therapeutic option in distal ulcerative colitis.
41. Although its therapeutic use is limited by its effects on calcium metabolism, analogues such as calcipotriol produce little hypercalcaemia.
42. They move immediately to the pragmatic therapeutic approach and try to find what action restores the child to normal.
43. Now his torso rested in a cup-shaped cart adorned with valour tassels and therapeutic seals.
44. The breakthrough offers potential for the cheap harvesting of many therapeutic and industrial proteins from rubber plantations.
45. These two essences are very versatile having a myriad of therapeutic properties.
46. None of the 52 patients who had therapeutic interventions developed pancreatitis.
47. It is thought that therapeutic operations provide such a social benefit by the psychological benefit.
48. Insomnia can be successfully treated with therapeutic touch as an adjunct to other relaxation techniques.
49. Unfortunately this diagnosis is often used non-specifically; it also tends to promote a sense of therapeutic nihilism.
50. In general, the long-acting barbiturates have higher therapeutic and toxic levels than the shorter-acting barbiturates.
51. Thus, for several reasons, combination therapy with artemisinin or a derivative makes therapeutic sense.
52. The therapeutic implications of the present findings are to be established in acute pancreatitis.
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53. Child abuse cases to be given priority to avoid delays and enable therapeutic help to be offered at the earliest opportunity.
54. It seems that the symbolic giving of medication has a therapeutic value.
55. Cocaine is n abused drug and not available for therapeutic use.
56. Others include a complete therapeutic list at the end, particularly useful with multiple drugs and forgetful patients.
57. The therapeutic range is very narrow, and lithium levels should be obtained monthly.
58. The principles are equally applicable in many other therapeutic situations, not just those involving patients who have taken overdoses.
59. Bacteriophages appeared to be harmless to man, and seemed to be promising therapeutic agents of revolutionary importance.
60. Further work must be performed to document the incidence and aetiology of deep venous thrombosis and effective prophylaxis during prolonged therapeutic laparoscopy.
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